This genuine fossilized tooth belonged to a Spinosaurus, one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs to ever exist. Dating back approximately 97.5 to 95 million years ago, this remarkable relic was unearthed in Morocco’s Kem Kem Formation, a renowned site for exceptional fossil discoveries. With its distinct shape and prehistoric significance, this Spinosaurus tooth is an excellent addition to any fossil lover’s collection. Explore its prehistoric details in our gallery.
Interesting Facts
Spinosaurus is believed to have been semi-aquatic, hunting in the prehistoric river systems of North Africa. Its long, conical teeth lacked serrations, making them ideal for gripping slippery prey such as fish. Unlike many theropod dinosaurs, Spinosaurus likely spent much of its life in water, using its elongated skull and powerful jaws to dominate its environment.
Features
Origin: Kem Kem Formation, Sahara Desert, Morocco
Material: Fossilized Spinosaurus Tooth
Condition: Naturally preserved, with excellent definition
Special Characteristics: From one of the largest known carnivorous dinosaurs
Dimensions and Weight
Height        Length        Width        Weight (Approx.)
0.75"        8.25"        6.25"        0.60 lb
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